A Guide To Inexpensive Video Editing Software

[Guest]

In the first two parts of our series, we only spent your money on hardware and the software was free. But sometimes you get what you pay for, so perhaps its time to spend a little.

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[aebome]

It would help if you link to the other two articles in the series so we don't have to rummage through the site to see if we can find them. That's just basic.

 

[bloc97]

Why is there 2 different UHD support in the table? One software is both N\A and Yes...

 

[beetlejuicegr]

unfortunately for me as a tv news director/ control i had the bad luck (you will see what i mean ) to learn montage on Final Cut on Macs. After that software, all the rest in pc are Crap! and i am a known anti-apple user ;/

 

[Lord Darren]

In the interest of potential longterm planning, wouldn't it be prudent to familiaize oneself with Premiere from the get-go? In theory this should ease the learning curve if and when you make the jump to CS or CC.

 

[sm_sum]

I checked the guide, it's very well written and very comprehensive. I came across free software that have good editing features. Maybe check them out: http://listoffreeware.com/list-best-free-video-editors/